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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-25
SCRATCHES IN HORSES.


In spring and summer horses arg
continually subject to muddy limbs
If not attended to the unsightliness
ends in scratches. which often run in
to grease, sometimes difficult to cure.
Many otherwise good farmers seem tn
be ell at sea rs to the proper means of
preventing the attack, as well IS the
cure.
There are two principal reasons for
the disease attacking the limbs Of
horses, and called prairie-itch. ground
itch grease. etc. One reason is too
plethOric condition Of the horse from
standing in the stable without exercise
Another is getting the limbs wet and
muddy, the body being heated. and
then putting the animal into cold
stable to SILVER all night. If in adj
ditiOn the limbs be washed with water,
under the erroneous idea that it is \
kindness, or. what is still more danger
Gus. Cold water is dashed on the limbs
of the animal. trouble is almost sure u
follow. The true preventive Of
scratches when the animal comes into
the stable is to clean the limbs
thoroughly with water-warm water
being preferable and when the limbs
have been rubbed strongly for two
minutes encase them as high as they
are wet in flannel bandases- Common
scratches are simply the result of want
of proper care and cleaning. In the
morning take OF the bandages ard
clean the limbs thoroughly with the
horse-brush. rubbing them afterwards
with a wisp of hay. or horse cloth
If not to be bandaged. it is better that
the legs be not washed but be allowed
to stand with the mud on until morn
ing.
If scratches have already appeared
wash the limbs in strong CASTLE SOAP
suds water until the skin is thoroughly
cleaned. Then apply siippery-eim
poultice. with salt, in the proportion Of
one-fourth pound of ground slippery
elm to one ounce Of salt. The hea.
having been subdued, wash the limbs
twice day with weak solution Of
salt and vinegar. This will generally
effect cure.
If. however. the disease has run into
grease mild cathartic should be given
as an Alternative. for there is generally
more or less liability to blood poison
ing in this form of the disease. Tho
cathartic may consist Of five drachms
aloes and one drachm each of gentian
and Of ginger. Form into q thumb
shaped ball with soap or strip and adj
minister, thrusting it well back on the
tongue. The medicine having aper-
ated. give . teaspoonful of powdered
saltpeter in the food morning and night
for three or four days. Apply hot
poultice once Q. day to the inhamed
parts, sprinkling powdered charcoal
over each poultice- Continue until thu
imhanmation is all gone. Then if tia
parts are washed with tepid water
often enough to keep them clean and
the following lotion is applied threo
times day the animal should soon he
sound. The lotion is composed Of ono
ounce Of sugar Of lead dissolved in ono
pint Of water. When Supplying Tia
lotion give . tablespoonful Of epson
salts in the feed once . day. and if
proud flesh appears destroy it BY ap-
plying burnt alum to the partA-cA6-
eaoo Ifi1wae.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-25

The opera mills in Europe must
have been running ON full time last
year. The records show thirty-ssven
new operas produced in Italy. twenty
eight in Germany. dozen or 50 in
France and half q dozen or less in Eng
land. From present appearances only
one-Goldmark's '.Meriin"-will live,
and long existence even Of that il
doubtful
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-25

"A Spotted Dick" is a favorite
nursery pudding. Rol: sat two pounds
of plain paste. dot it all over here and
there with best raisins, roll it. tie it in
q cloth and boil one hour. Serve with
sugar. nutmeg and butter. - Good
E0usskeeW u.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-25

"A chorus-giri at the Metropolitan
Opera-house. New York. caA not get
married. it is stated, unless she gives
the manager at least two weeks
notice, otherwise her contract becomes
null. 1t is further stated that the
E.4nager has not been known to with
bod his assent in any case.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-25

In Canada. it il said. the word To-
hogan is pronounced with the second
o long. Here the long o comes in wheE
you get unset-Syrsenss Herald
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-25

Is IL. Indeed. ana Mrs. AlnSwOrtl
turned to the girl with some surprise.
This work is really very good; you
must have had an excellent teacher
Kitty flushed brightly. Il never
had any teacher at all: what l know
/ have picked up myself as best
could"
Il should try to find some teacher if
I were You. although you probably
could not find competent one in this
place. Your best way would be to go
to some good art school"
The red on kittie's cheeks deepened.
II should most certainly go if 1 could
afford to do Sc" she answered, with a
tinSe of hauteur in her voice.
A rather embarrassed pause followed
kittie's remark. Just as it was bccom-
ing uncomfortable. Mrs. Ainsworth
turned to Kittie with her most winning
smile. Il believe this is the first time
that we have had any conversation to-
gether. Miss Grey, but nevertheless am
going to ask a favor OF You, and trust
to. your good nature to grant it. l
want some Easter cards, some hand
somer ones than / can find at Mr..
Brereton's- VIII you paint me half
dozen? Please don't refuse; choose
your own designs and set your own
price. You will do it. viii You not?'
''indeed WILL" said the girl. with
such heartiness that all fear Of being
considered patronizing left Mrs. Aims
wOrths mind at once.
Wasn't it splendid, Edith" asked
Aittle. IN true schoolgirl fashion. As the
two we're walking home shortly after.
You didn' t have to do any talking for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-07
REMARKABLE MEMORlZlSG.

Yale Students Who Expect to ianrn tha
ihbis by Heart.
Sc,p Iiatyn Palladium.
When tho fifty theological students now
studying the new system oil momorizing
begin preaching they will BIO able to re-
member everything from Genesis to Rev.
citation, and talk two hours on stretch
without any sign Of notca, II Professor
I.oizetto's method 10 No good as no claims.
At all events, he has built up fortune
by teaching 1t, and has boon endorsed
by po,ne OF tho leading mon OF OK.
lord lJniversity, England. Professor llar-
per, Of the Theological School, has invcpti-
gated tho matter, and hays Tint the Bys.
tenn 10 logical, philosophical and practical,
and has proved OF great benefit to him In
his etudicH. Although he has maatcrod
only one.Hixth OF the course OF study.
Tho whole courae 10 compriaed In siY pam.
phlets, and the ordinary man can master
1t In about nix weeks, giving m hour n
day to It. Professor l.raHtOw has also been
interested in II. Each pupil Ia required TO
ave bond that no will not teach the BYE.
TEN.
Prof. IIArper's amanuenalH, Mr.. White,
has invented II Gystom, details oil which
aro not yet entirely worked out, but which
has been anccsRalully uaed. Most won.
deIful icats have been performed by
aiIputa In this stylo Of gymnaatics, such nf
repea,ing 400 unconnuGted words, calling
by mans every one IN II gathering OF 500
or 600 people who have boon rapidly In
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The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking Of Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doub! has large.
" benefited the consumers, as we'll as re-.
lieviug the burden Of home manuiactur.
ers. Especially is this tho case with
Green's august Flo,rr md Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup, as the reduction OF thirty.pix
cents per dozen, has been added to in
crease tho eizo Of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.iith
more medicine in the rs cent Size. The
august Fio'rer for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased size
OF the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and village in civilized countrieu. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size,
ntW
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FACTS FOR FARMERS.

Teach calves to feed from the pail, from
the first.
While fat in brood eows lie a drawback,
a Well.ied condition is an advantage.
Give ewes with lambs On abundance Of
food for the good Of both lamb and dam.
Look to the feet CT horses; those ut
work on colt ground arc better of II bare
foot.
Curry comb and bruah well applied
are the best medicines to aid horses and
cattle while they are shedding their
coats.
Colorado the present year received con-
siderable over million dollars for its
wool clip, ami half million for its NUT
ton.
Irregular feeding will do more to cause
cows to dry OF than any other method,
while the practice Of it is cx,rayagant, in.
ducing waste and loss Of time.
See to the harness, and have it 80 we'll
fitted that bruises and gals will not occur =;
look especially to the collars and have
them fit the shoulders we'll and keep
clean.
| CoTs about to come in should be
watched, and, IS their time approaches,
reduce thei. food, to prevent garget aud
other troubles, giving n plenty OF good,
eound hay.
A strip Of shcepakiD, with long wool,
tackled 20 the places where u horse sets it's
teeth, and busted occasionally with cay
enne, will, ii is said, have a restraining
effect on the worst "cribber."
a wri,or in the Kuma. Farmer gives a
eimpls remedy for tape worm in sheep.
rakn squhsh or pumpkin needs, crush
them and boil them in sufficient voter
to make strong tea. Give each lamb
two or three teaspooniuls in q cup Of
water.
A wether that is fed in winter only
enough to keepit from shrinking, will be
no better in spying than In the preceding
autumn, and all the food consumed will
be Loaf. The animal will bs getting older
all the time and more incapable Of becom-
ing fat.
Sheep, CT all atock on the farm, are
profitable rs manure makers la winter.
Their sheds and yarda should be well
atrawed, but they should have light plat.
forms here and there in them for the
aheep to stand upon md cool their feet.
Old doors do very well, frequently turned
over5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-07
SCIENTIFIC :HOAXEs
How Some Scientists Dressed Up Parts OF IL
MahtOuOn In Fnnciful sNInnn.r

How Some Scientists Dressed Up Parts OF til,
| Mastodon In Fanciful :sIanuer. f
Sertbner's for Aprtl.
The great lesson which Cuvier taught
the world was, that many races OF animate
were entirely extinct, aud that natures
chain Of existence had not ono, but many
missing links. From bis recognition Of
that fact the science OF palaontology may
be said to date. But the carnivorous ma.
ture Of the mastodon was too fascinating
an absurdity to be 80 easily killed, and Il
continued TO appear at intervals. As lato
as 1885 we find New England mcdi.
cal professor writing as II It were an
unquestionable fact. The giant theory
fingered still longer, and even yet cannot
be considered entirely extinct among
the unlearned. The dictim that the ou.
perstitions Of one age are but the science
oil preceding aQea receives ample conhrma.
ton in the history Of this subject. Not
longer ago than 1916 mastodon skeleton
was exhibited in New Orleans as tina. Of a
giant. The Uranium was made OF raw
hide. fantastic wooden teeth we're fitted in
49, j."ef s&f1 @N"fotsS Paitb were ft6tdfGu
alter the human model, and the whole
raised upon the bind legs. It certainly
conveyed the notion OF "a hideous. dia.
bolical giant" and was no doubt responsi.
bic Tor many nightmares. Asa sad com.
mentary on the state OF tho medical pro.
fession In the Southwest at that time, It
may be added that the exhibitor was per.
fectly honest in his belief, and to suppo.,
his faith no had q trunk full OF physicians
certificates that these were human bones.
In 1910 "Dr." Koch, German charla.
tan, created great sensation by an
nouncing the discovery OF the leviathau OF
Job, which he called the A1issourium,
from the State where it was found. Il
turned out, however. 10 be nothing but a
mastodon prepostcrously mounted. Koch
had added an extra dozen or more Joints
to the backbone and ribs to tho chest,
turned the tusks outward into aemi-cir.
Gle, and converted the animal into an
aquatic moneter which anchored itaelf to
trees by means Of it's sickle-shspsd tusks
and then peacefully alumbered on the
bosom OF the wayes. Like the Siberians,
he found interesting combinations OF his
views in the book of Job, that refuge OF
perplexed monster makers. Koch took
his leviathan 10 London, where it was
purchased by the British Museum, and
reconverled into mastodon by Prof.
Owen, who at once recognized its true ma.
ture.
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troduced, etc. Mark Twain, whose mem.
DRY had always been poor, took few
lessons, and succeeded Ia memoriziug
three columns Of q New York paper,
while riding from New York 10 Hartford.
He says 1t will make q man remember
anything except 10 pay his debts. Already
over fifty theologians have invested $40
each, and the course will begin some time
this week. Professor Loisetts allows y
committee to tlll In 400 squares marked
on a blackboard with numbers four fgures
each. Then he Is blindiolded, the figures
are read to him once, and he 10 able to
repeat them forward or backward, TO tell
the number In any square, and to tell the
square II the number In 1t 10 told him.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tbs Features OF tho Money and Stool
Hf A.tH5 Nl5 f7' Mark ats ''f |g


Tbs Features OF tho Money and Stool
'sHa Markets. M Frr
NEW. YoRr, April 6-Money on cali easy at ~
a. per cent, clossd otlssed at 8 per cont. r,im,
mercantile paper sa6 per cent Sterling exchang,
quiet but steady At a sSal &1HS
RAILROAD boNpa-Active; sales s., col 900,
9ovknNAxNr BoNps-Dull and steady,
STATE Bosps-Duh and steady. &
4. The stock market 10 day was somewhat less 40
i've, but was feyetish and somewhat irregular, and
dhplAyed mofe decided weakness. Tho coal
stocKs. with Union Pacific and Fort Worth 4 Den
yer. absorbed most OF the attention, GranHen and
trunk Lines being comparatively neglected. The
movement 10 the coalers, which has for It's basil
INC expectation Of Increased tolls for the year Il
come, together with the more amicable relation
between different roads, waa not SUFFICIENT 10 main
tain the prices Of yesterday under the pr Ayirt
o. long stocks for sale. The opening was some
what irregular. but generally arm ut small fac.
tons above last evenings final figures. Nr ~
iha market vas extremely active Ia the fore.
noon, but was heavy throughout, Fort Worth &
Denver being decidedly weak. Union pAcdc wa
very strong, Although the advance eliminated
before the end Of the unt hour. The decline was
CHECKED before noon. and q married decrease In
Inc business was noticeable thereafter. Tho tone
underwent change at the same time, and ANAL
itnctlons were gained throughout the List be-
I9re +. NJ. Jeney Central being conspicuous
win q gain Of percent. The realizing, however,
was renewed In the last hour, aud the market
e!osed heavy at or hesf the lowest priccs Of the
day. Sales 5000 shares. =
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WONDERFUL PHENOMENON,
AAS vIEeicbraaed "Waikins Many md
WY lie Keeps Gotn.-N Warn.

Otupfk.
tne "Walking Man" In ISL lle iei. nj, sc,,,
i iar and nervous exhaustion, a stranro rcst.
.sSaness, general uneaslncss, and Inc onlv
Irouoi no could got was by constant wnlkiny
70. twenty-elght months he has IN IN nod p
~ S'tcte around and around hts house, rest.
,nS only iour hours each dry, md IL il esti.
niia1a W mas covered more space than thu
,s.soaLaiercnceT OF tho globe. lIe Inns NJ.
hv ns,n, uh,versal attention, been visited
x hundreds OF curiosity scokors md
nus really become n public character. Hia
n 1.-TWO has shown itself In walking.
JULIET people's nervousness ucts in other
ways. sometimes tho person. IN rest.
less, trembIcs, has ncryoua head.
sGnes, sinking Mt tho pit OF tho stomach.
1883 Of appetite, inability TO slecp. foro.
tusoalngs, and general exhaustion, Al other
Gnd3nn' 'r, lily pceyishnoss and fault.
!rial. Whom these things come on SIAM. snmo.
suing must DO done, or this neryousncsu
W. W. !eaa 70 insomnia, insanity, or death.
Many people takc morphine, opium. or mar.
coucs; but they only deaden tkc norves for
tne Time being. What pcople need il 10 n..
~ nature little, md Nature Itself viii
sestore the ncrve.tssuo md bring health
anu anu streng Tho best researches OF
IL n",hr seiEm. ,hi navo proven that there
spirits. and no spirits so reliable md vnlu S
s ao,s as Dufy's Puro Malt Whisky. An
Hutnor1ty on this subject, being no less than
vac wcll'known Dr.. Caldwell, who trcata
snly nervous diseases, says: "''' ''o0'-
IN typhoid and nervous exhaustion hnov a,
~ ,eme1y 70 approach or equal Duf1y's Purc
INC broken cup Of henlth In au cmcrrcnsy sI ~
ttnmeaihte danger. This may be said OF aicohoi
~ General, wore It not the fact That many Of our
MnnaGs arc SO sophisticated. These jmnuritics
~ 10 he Duny's Puro Malt Whiskey entirely
eosehs, mus anording pure aud safe Stlmuiant
cJoiiN D. CALDWELL, NJ. D., Ncuro,oris.
WN. Charles ST., baltimore, Md.
Au people have nervous exhaustion At
0mes, but only those who nro carcloss mar.
NIT 1t To continue. When IL docs continIo
u runs into tho worst known trottbics
which mike life burden and death m.
,iei. People who allow this arc alone 10
plano, for 1t Is comparatively easy 10 over.
come, and can DO absolutely controlled, Bv
mo use OF tho pure stimulant (but not In.
to1lcant) above named, these fearful things
may DO avoided, aud health and happinoss
= succeed to sickness and misery.
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These. II existent III natural quantity, aud I'M.
vI,iatcd by bile, play their par, IN tho functions Of
d'gcstion md assimilation, hut the artificial acid
resulting from tho inability OF the stomach to con-
wort food received by 1t into sisienAnrc. IN Tho
producer Of llatulcnco and heartburn, which nrc
tho most harrHslnR symptoms Of Dyspepsia. The
best CArlnlnatiye Ia llOstotlers Stomach Nttpts
Far m0ru GtIcNtivo II Il than carbonate of soda
mRgncS!H or other alkaline Knlh. THESE InyarlNbiy
wcakcn tho stomach without producing porrnn
llcnt benefit No man or woman chemically DIS
I"plic, and consequently nervous, Gun hn I'll pos
session 0i tho tull measure Of yIgOr allowed h,
nRturc. Thurcl0ro. lhvIgurato md regulate In;
Hvstcin. aiid by NO doing protest Il from malaria
rheumatism aud OthGt serious nnlAdles.
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FOR. SALE.

Building site on Fifteenth street.
Building SIle on Fourteenth street.
No. IS Thirteenth street, o rooms, ST. 900.
~ acres 0! lnud near Stone Church, Elm Grove,
rs Acic Farm on Middle wheallpg Creek, three
miles from Trladclphla, 500 per acre. =
six Acres on Peters Run, 81 900. "a
A dainble residence at Beech Bottom, on the
iine Of the r, v. Il Ky. Railroad, Il miles from
Wheeling, consisting Ot Il new frame house aud
u acres u land; will exchange for desirable city
property.
M, " Virginia street, G roomed franc house,
ground IS feet 'front.' running bsck 10 alley 10 feet
can be bought for Sl,7lO.
No. ~ South Front street, rooms and bath.
room, Rround 60 by l2S feet. ~. -
No. l3lIwellih street. ~ -. =
No. 40 Market street; ground 80 feet front, run.
ming back lUO feet, rooms; can be bought fer
si.f0d. i H.. ~
No. 1853 Twenty ninth street. a 8 roomed house
and stable. large lot or piece OF ground; can DO
bought Tor sy0J. .Iu7 .
No. E!Y Chlplluc street, y rooms, s, GOO.
bulLdIng titc on Nineteenth street east OF No.
1877, sEI Cor front foot.
No. 61 North Front htEcct.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Ecal Etste Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
MIA ha'e". No. ,6ia Marsat 6t,rNt
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The best salve in tho world for cu,s
bruises, sores, ulcers, snIt rl,eum, fever
sorea, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
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tively cures pile, or no pay rec uired. it
is guaranteed TO give periec. satisfaction.
or money refunded. Prizes Is cents nor
box. For aale by Logan Il Go.
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.,.Ts-ITFH T1TT- 'TfTl y ~ LOU 1-T"I--
Qhe QnteuiQeucer:.
onieei Nos. IS and 9 I rourteen.h strso,.
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For he Intelligencer.N E.4sf Hasueft| ".
Far distant shore Oh lonely ,horei t.0l
sil, Awaiting the nearing wave, a.. .a.sI
a. II bfeaki Gu the time toss d land, 40 gray.
And the spray like tears o'cr grave. ~
Ahi what has the wave borne on III crest,
But bubble, and sparkle, and CLEAN? = %
. In Its rush from the mighty depth beyoud.
Realizes roar, but the v0l.e OF III dream.
Oh dreams, that ilost DER liic like tho wayesI
bad tide nj last coming In; go -
TN well yon chose tho evening time,
The iall Of your voice-A hymn. 'i.g.,
Forever the voice. and the wave, aud the tide
~ Forever and eyermore, - = - '
In lts roll DER the alphabetically Slam
Golden SANDS, not gray on tho shore,
N''' h.'"' ANNIE Cox. STEPHENS.
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Al Nlrltt

Alwayn have Acker's Baby Soother Mt
hand. 1t Ia tho only saie medicine yet
nude TINT will remove NIL infnntilo disor.
doris. II contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives tho child natural easo from pain
Price rs cents. Sold by Logan 4 90, and
9. Monkomeiter.
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Tho Itci.suu

why Ackers Blood Elixir is warrentcd, la
because it 10 the beat blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure ill blood
diaeaacs, purities the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, VIC guarantee it. Logan 4 90,
and q. Mcnkemeller.
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Don't

Triile with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have a Cough or Cold, or the chill
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. 1t
is a positive cure, and We guarantee it.
Price 10 and Soc. Logan 4 Co. and G.
Menkemellar. @
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and reliable Medicines are the best to de.
pend upon. Acker's blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impuri.
tieu Of the Blood. In every form Of Scrof.
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseaaes, it
is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan u Co. and G. Menke.
meller. 10
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G Correspondence Of The Mtelttgtncer.

t"77sS758'sa1Hae OF Tie 7H7eFtgtnctr.
LEwlspuRG, W. Va, April SIN an
election for Mayor, Saturday, the ID inst,
]. NJ. McWhorter, Republican, was elect.
ed over j.. W. Arbuckle, Democrat, by
fifteen majority: The contest WAS very
hot and spirited.
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would enjoy your dinner and arc prevent
cd by Dyspepsia, Use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are positive cure 10. dys.
pepsia, indigestion, ilatuleucy md consti-
patton. Wo guarantee them. % and 80
cents. Logan 4 Go. and @. Menke-
,nallar
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OIL CITY, PA, April G.-Opencd At Gy,.c; high.
CIT G53se: loweht tic; closed ut size; kaies ill.,.
400 bAtIels c!ratahccs 4o. GOV barrels; charters
Prr1aHuEGH. Pa, April 6-pctrolcum fairly ar,
tive: opened al td14c; closed II. GlHo; highest
CSC: lowest Gic.
HnAnrohp. Pa, April G.-Opcncd At Gs1lc; closed
a. G'.c: highest, vic: lowest etc; clraranc,s
s., 40 barrels,
TrusvlllK, IA. April G.-0pcucd ut G5lIc: high.
est CSC: lowest Cts; closed d, GlLc.
NKw York, April G-rctroeHm firm; United
CSC.